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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

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feass - ekaf Eouxh tafx faeaa&nss a
hot.sisSs Sass 81 seDxbs. uaads. sna Ca.
ssssaFfien ksfe sisllsa q thls tFaiy sxfrars.
ices Fszaety fef t1ts resa1s4 se isz wef-
Eaatsd Is f.sk3a< o3s fepslssflon aud saoeeT
~ - faerflta. assd - tsck bso q, Is. &
81 1h&a. ~. III. lsob<-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

s1gsrs-Cut loaf 6tSc; granul&ted. &C: a. !
a. g, ETtra -. Slsc51c, Yellow G = a9t,.c
totfectffern Rio n al .c. ki0. roasted, i1<sl q:
Java green, isfe2ic. jaw. roasted. p aSc Mara
Caibo ro8ssed. "a s1e Aexicsn roasted. te92sc
Tsss-1apan. fius. 80 G. Japan. medium. q
3 r. srt.inary. is4 &c, Hysos- slss5nc. gsnpowder
! 1ac. oolOns. faAs5ic. Congo. SfHSlc.
Flour - q per cNt. 81 90 Ter bbl.. patent pro
cess - - psr cFt. $50 Ycr bhl. All wheat tour
sz.s per cSt, SO Per boi-: buckwheat. g I'd
. - Der ewt
Nf, rssc-screeain<s SIS per ton; bran. sii
ships So. middlin9s a &l6.
ftgf-Ecfr and oats, l3gf9
keroseue Oii-Hfehlzen tess f0,fc per gallon
water 5ie. tlisc.
tss-i1e--fl tSe rtr gallon.
cseTts ~ cover. - 80 O.. tmofhys = ,5G2-5o
Sat-MichiEan. 73c. Eastern, 90c.
Fisf--No 3 white SSH fe ~ per half bhl, othel
grades x5s)s 5 81 per half Dol. tro1t. ft75 cd
ssit Sc Ter ID clans ti.sa per hundred canned
ov-ferz. selects tsr}c- smoked haifbot 41l3c.
Porx IN tarrcts--A AesE pork, Chicago pac ed
S.el&issos ezra snort CT, Ai.e9 standard
clear eacf slstC.
Isri-r iefces. stc. ~ ana - h. this, e: Sc.
lb round tins ila cases. .c IN tin pals. s5<cs
SC
Beef ir barrels Exfrs rrcy< warrautei 90 lbs
= ffadS =. extra hcneiess. <if
rett srine-tfsrkes cres11erT. soiid Tee
rclls sc. eary. soiia. iSc; rciis &C.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

THE BEsT SALvk in tho world for Outs,
Bruises, Soree, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chspped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and oil Skin Eruptions. and positive
ly cures piles, or no psy required. 1t ID
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Prics 25 oents per box.
For sale at VIM. II. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
nstroit-

April e-wheaf-Cash white. sosIc. cash Mich
gan red s31,c No red S31<c cash and April
S5s+c May. $50 June; sS1.e bid August.
Corn f0e
oats-So. ., 29c. No. ? white. sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

TIE recertiou e an csseaEri gil ~ shs
family - bsr fafurr hnstani shoaid be racss
Cord-zi, ani - fime zhonld Be- loSt 10 giving
Der q warm wcs-oFz,e + : shs fashion for
the rsether q tas groorn q in~ite hcth th-
fsTsiy = The sxp~cfant bride sni hsr~slf 20
6ea.er ss scou - possibls sfter the formal
sznuancsnsers - tks enzzgsn-nt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

1uR0AT rAG.

TIE face Dsg . used for catarrh. hay fever.
hca.laches. csraches. ets This bag IS alied
with bet water and applied 10 the part af-
fsciei. and keid by rubber elastic band
which passes over tbs he9d- L has nozzle
AID cap Ike tle regular hot water bottle.
Tle throat bss Is used fer sore throat, bron-
ciies, astEma, diphther.a, etc. II IS attached
20 the neck by a strap and buckle and Is a
WONDERFUL convenience for these and similar
.l--..-..
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

D~ ~ Veerbcer. Professor of Hrzisre
and Sanitary Scieace. past ers1uste Of the
New Yorx Polytechnic in he diseases q
uriea~e aaalTsis New and improved tress-
r,enf far ~ eses of RESPIRATION. nose threst
sssd chest diseases ~ nerv01s systena ard
eve and ear %ew o;fire ~ - 1sr1 tf0ck
rczfhs@.ss cxsrosr Menroe s16 Division -sts
ct1iee hanrs. $ - io q N. - 5 and - 2
p m. Telephone. Ne- IL. residences. etlice.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Eesreboiy has heari Of the reytiar hos
water BAG uls.ls 6 rubber ana 80 s,rviesabls
Ia tg-ies - Elakncsa Rubicr bags made
esseealiy fer lks sace and throat are. how
ever. tacgo recent AFFAIRS OR cut illustrates
both H..
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

Anvone wishing horses ci5pped o. ksszRies
waste3. vfn have thslr orders ysons ~ A.
lersie4 81 hg eailiaz - g 2 Narsh's hosrd-
ire an1 sac sfsaie. 81 0tf4N3 -. kDoNn
A. tAs CssY hax&
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.

Aprii 6-Whea. steady and quie' Cash, SIC
regular. ss4c; Lake shore. May gskc: June SAG C.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

- 7as7er faiffcx 81 81 he Fisrra tllsck
tc.ler seen. has ncEhing - g. With she foii
sac - frpsn s1d salt ~ater 5sA eeastactiT
fss,f 90 esr.i Sc Detientnaisl :. see poralaz
x~a a.><kss. ~ Aenros -
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

nv NloMk asIs,'. alTay: hsg9 n.ss
soother at hand. Il is the only safe
medicine yet made that will remove all
infantile disorders II contains no Opium
or Morphine. but gives the child natural
edse from pam. Price 25 cents. Sold by
i &. Wilson and w. Z White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

ssarsJes.
G.s.sp.
TIE ssr,ni rht;y g. r S G. viii ss held AZ
The >.ii fGusets 4t2ry on Iues A. e4f al4g.
when he ioiio vinx pro -farnlae ~iii he pro-
se1Ad faro duet er,nt Ecisc q Con-
cert. 80 the Isse Bsata Louis and lsl-
u.e Wser sstfeaes Gi mvthoiOsiesi cnav-
at'ers e1i hein tAe s'ars ard con ~. Ia-
tfnrs sre ramed. oy Hiss Cool. character
tilrv 7f shncxi0z aeNf9undlsni - lhs
niied >s sen-. tioue. SFeet Home.
ov ihe t'reie TIE ro1 esi is 20 be az
ste,ea - e491af0ls fr0ta lyric poeffy.
Mrs n. p e. Van a mrs received fels-
rr1r1 rrI Milwaukee i esfariay m3rrlnx
s,sifi1 ;1st her sal1 tts~ Aiss Matte. IS
.iruxsf crslv ii with aainsy. Matte has
esen sis.iig fielfs there Tor the isss $40
eseks aa.i has been sick several DAY -
KS Van Asrus isi- sar Milwaukee ysster-
day oD t1s af,era0sn srain.
AZ rss ladies iftrarv Ciah Yesterday
a.slato1 4. feer was aa i1farmai tax o7
Eev - educate daughter. in SHEA
hems - i11lef end tt7 at.q1r - 81 eetrs
ifaieett 20 ia ils of i1frstF- END caes4ie.cs
usre coostsr1.l 1T sac isasssl ielpor ance.
yFni. ~ c,anor. c-rneriv tssrsiin< sslss-
rsn fsr a. ~ Mann g Co. 81 hreali ssT.
Eaf Iork hes ben couiaed 80 Tie house
snce cay ia ecfnhss fiou some lgug
tiNcffr te "a n0V 1lacii 1srfer ans IS
8te e. Sc out on tse streets onee more.
Nrs. & c. sexton. v.dow Of the lste
CIsfx sexfnr. tas veteran jogrrsiiss -
Gfsai kaeies. has removed .raa the ETY..
Sae sis il ~ future make Der konls with
Der sen hea. near lraverss EilY.
m snessenert III N@ LOUISE Carmen
All 81 tfi 6tna- -is ls a113u1csti. Mss
Cars ls eeaa .si 'oaz sc noi tealaer
ai a sister oi A-s. Scrze y. HeTick.
Ffios Csrpsr. whe hss hesn speeding bis
raasftfn IL tnie ci3y. toe r.test - bis
con r.. Eaarie f.ssTts. retrrnei - seno8l
A. 0rchara 4 ske yesterday VICE Detroit
Mrs. Clemens. ~ Bftire.st. who has
beer snfioas,r ii 81 inianAsiarr riiecs1a.
,n fsr cnr or afe weeks. = now con
~sieeoenl
Hss Avrsie Fose who has been spending
her encarcn week sith her parents in tafs
esfv. has rclurosd % Der school in Hast
inss.
Ths Misses Ellen Deane and Carrie Far
risa conte1npiate srsnding the semfner IN
cernAany. lhey oross The water "a May
M. Dr. Froa leif for her home IN Ntnsca
On FridaV Sne has been spending q week
ritb hsr ea1elier Mrs FsrFis Rose.
NJ. SANFORD. Of Menson. vhs has been
v-sitrE f-s1is in fbis citF h,r some tme
rssf. baa setflrne,i hol,e.
affrs Flerenca Teal. hss returres horae
eftef hriei visIt VIA itsz1lis ia Hastings.
N.ss Keeier. 81 Whitehall. j. visiting Ms
E1ita Cleueizt
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
Spring and Summer 1887.



have the pleasure of informing nv
friends and pa rms. tbnf my SPRING and
SUMMER SIC C< Of EO0LE>S fepre-
sfn 5 the lsr<esi and f1ust vNrffd eoliec-
ti1sn o. Hlxa Cl4ss Scveiiks syeF intro
dtc-d into this city. Thev wcrc ssiec ef
frs.nn the SICK of All the leading NeE
York and 10 ton ha,leea 81 !. p. GABLE
who j. tasty bUy snd fr4crtal Tai
lor and Cntter.
I have 4 hrzp sc.ccit0c Of SCOTCH
TaFFEDS s-so HOMB5fTNS IN str.pea,
hroke er ps4iSs snd mixture<, made from
tbs tof fnetiand ans SUthern Ncols.
which s-e The leading fsbfics Ior Gentle
uen's 7tyiish Rough and Res<y Wear.
TFouser. srs st1i cut "a the STRAIGHT or
NIisfarv style 1bsS =. - the fll size IN
the fodr say ahoos ~ inches a. tnc knee.
and froaa u % ts ~ hsttoes snd - tsil
a sseht acrus tie inVep. Tie r1stsrlsls
usrs1 are the We ~ Euess1f <trites snd
ani Cfecs. p-incipshy I.1ht ffIcr. "a
3sff. i9hf crl5rs are a.. f1f raxe IA ke~
Ior< and Loud0n an nE fae sEelis.
Tvery fre drrsssr 20 u DO ~sl 20 Sc
the in1rcnfe sock g
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

TIE rSrn vesiaer Of the last few days
rtuiols psopls that Spring IS upon as AID
fhst ia1 rhls ri c1antrg miyrsfloa will soon
o. 1srp. a i1v aAff begun plans tor tue
S1nmsr bLs rer nei0riiy ssc sill un3s-
cftsd tro3inx taa. Ft.,sksy and Harbor
-erirts 5 ue.r aud tAe sea.aore always 10
Pc f1ert in i.s eecus-otns1 haunts. A
little iafsr and ''e7eryQre All have gone
~ sa1av reoSs aod oa5eune Orc0Ss. Thus
aees safiety. ike tto song olass of sun
s3ire tit araf - a brief season soon 20
boaewsfl ~ wish the bO0-o-lsks AID
spar1JFs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27

AHoUSD D4NvILLE.

DANvILLE, September 26.-People in
this section were much scared up about
frost on Saturday aud Sunday nights,
but your correspondent has heard from
all parts Of the tobacco country ada
cent 10 DAnville and no damage has
been done TO the growing crop. Two
gentlemen from Danyille searched dill
gently tins morning Tor frosted tobacco,
Int failed to fluid It. The weather has
moderated ana there is no danger OF
frost to.nleLt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
rHs RICHMOND DIspArOR-1 UEsDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1887.

growing out Of the attempts Of the
State and territorial officials to serve
processes upon the Indians. The situa-
ton IS similar TO that in the Ute reserva-
ticn before the departure of Colorow
last summer. In the present case
the department is informed that
constable, with forty deputies, is
trying to serve civil processes
through an interpreter, and it
is believed that any attempt to
make arrests will lead TO an
uprising of the Indians. The captain
of the army stationed there has authori-
ty to refuse to allow the constables or
any other civil officers to enter the
reservation, but he has not troops
enough at his command to enforce his
authority. On the borders OF the
reservation at Fort Thomas and Fort
Apache there arc garrisons OF four
companies of infantry and four OF
cavalry, forming part Of General Miles's
command. The killing of the post
trader will not of itself lead to trouble,
it is thought, but the the people of
Arizona DO not like to have the Indians
occupying valuable mineral lands, and
are disposed to annoy them. The
trouble about moving the Indians is
there is no other land now available for
their occupancy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
BIG DAWN ABINGDON.
the Dcmocracy-Repub
Nomination.

Especial telegram TO the Dlspatch.l
ABINGDON, Va, September 26.-To-
day has been the biggest day seen in
our town. Both the County and Cir
cult Courts have been in session.
During the noon recess Of the County
Court that stalwart Democrat Hon.
Charles r. O'Ferrall addressed the
people in the County-Court room.
Colonel O'Ferrall always does the
Democracy yeoman service, and his
speech to-day was of such a cha
rscter rs to reinvigorate the Demo-
cracy of this section and pre-
vent its falling into that apathy
which would be the sole cause of de-
feat this fall. In the course OF his
speech Colonel OTerral paid hand
some and deserved tribute to President
Cleveland, which met with round after
round of applause, showing clearly how
firmly the President has a hold on the
affections Of the people.
Colonel OFerrall's speech covered
the whole ground of the issues i'll the
canvass, he emphasizing the urgent ne
ttrHllV VI Dpln lullll itAoiul blii AAiO
unconditional repeal of the internal
revenue system. These sentiments and
views met with ready and unqualified
acceptance by the audience, as was ex-
bibited by their applause.
Colonel O'Ferrall, who has been in
this section before, aud has already
been in other parts of the State, says
the outlook for Democratic success this
tall is ilatteling upon the whole.
This las been a feld-day for the peo-
PIES party.
The Republicans held their conyen-
ton and nominated j. Nj. Rose and
Solomon davenport as their candidates
for the House of Delegates. Rose was
postmaster under the Republican Adj
uinistration. He can neither read nor
write, except he writes his name me-
cLamcally, which he learned TO do for
the purposes of his Office as postmaster.
Re served in that Office for some time.
The nomination of this ticket gives no
ground for fear Of Democratic success,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27

of n further increase in the dangerous
surplus in the Treasury. He proved
by The record that though the Repubh-
cans professed to be willing to abolish
the internal-revenue system, which they
themselves had fastened upon the peo-
pie, when they were brought to vote on
the Henderson resolution giving the peo-
pie some relief from this burden nearly
all the Democrats voted for this relief,
whilst all the Republicans but three
voted against it. Turning to State poll
tics he arraigned the Malone party for
its offence against the people as seen in
the Brown Allen tax-fees, the Flanagan
contract. and the Petersburg bank
crash. He showed up the political
character of William Malone in all its
hideousness, and proved how recreant
he had been to the people of
yircinia. how unworthy OF their
support in his candidacy for the
United States Senate. He demon
strated that the Democratic party had
been true TO its promises on the debt
question and in the support Of the pub
lie schools, which were prospecting as
never before, the number of schools,
school-houses, teachers, and pupils be-
ing far larger now than ever before.
He closed by eloquently appealing to
the people to stand by the Democratic
party, the champion Of personal and
State rights and the foe of special
privilege and monopoly.
His speech was grand one and was
thoroughly enjoyed and heartily
cheeIed. ABAMlNrA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
NILy.IA GSBURG.
1rnrringc-Ofher Motor.

lCorestondenco Of tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
SEPTEMBER rs, 1888.
The Baptist church at haif-past 8
o'clock this morning was crowded to
witness the marriage Of Miss Cora l..
Slater to Rev. W. $. Dorset. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Vo-
lasco Walden, of New Kent. The happy
pair left on the morning train for Pow
hatan county to visit the groom's father.
MIR. Dorset is the pastor of the Bap-
tist church hero and is held in high
esteem.
Councilman L. Il. Casey, who broke
his leg some weeks ago, Is mending
slowly.
Mr. John W. Davis has commenced
work on his store-honse al New
port News. which will DO run in con-
nection with bis house.
Tho Democratic Legislative District
Conventions to nominate candidates for
the Senate and House meet here Octo-
Der 9TH.
In the Warwick county Circuit Court
just closed, the trial of Ben. Washing
ton (colored) for the murder of Lawson
Brown (also colored) occupied the
preaterpart Of theterm. The jury failed
to agree, standingnine to three in favor
Of acquittal. The case will be tried
again at the next torn. The accused
was represented byoudgc r. L. Hen
ley, of James City J. f. Hubbard. Of
York ; b. y. and A. G. Peachy, OF this
town.
Sidney Smith, Esq, is confined to
his room from injuries received while
in York county last week.
Captain and Mrs. Lane and Messrs.
4. i. Smith and r. Il. Cole leave
Wednesday for Baltimore on week s
business and pleasure trip. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
THEBELL Telephone.
The Government suit Against abe
Company In BOSTON Dismissed.
TBy telegraph TO tho Dlspatch.


BosToN, September 26.-In the
United States Court in Boston O de-
cision was rendered this morning sus-
tanning the demurrer of the Bell Tele-
phone Company against the Govern
ment suit, and the case was Disguised.
The opinion of the court was written
by Judge Colt, who stated that the
main purpose OF the bill was to cancel
two patents granted to Bell relating to
the act of transmitting speech by cleo
tricity on the ground that they were
obtained by fraud. The bill contained
numerous allegations, the most impor
tant of which were that Bell was not the
first of the speaking telephone
that Philip Refs, of Germany, and others
had, previous to his invention, per-
fected an apparatus for transmission of
speech 10y electricity. The prayer of
the bill was that this court may decree
that said patents are and have been since
the date of sealing and delivery null
and void that they were wrongfully
procured to be issued by means of
fraud on the part of Bell, and that the
American Bell Telephone Company
may be pcrpetually eniOined from set
ting up any right or claim under said
letters of patent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27

IYycHHUEG. Va, september ga
special to the 4dcaaec, in answer to
Inquiries all through the tobacco re-
eiou, shows the crop to be seriously in
Iur1d by frost. Probably one fourth
d the crop is ruined
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
nrnnLIrn Inehnx.Cirh nnces.
[By telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

10y ~ ti' VIZ .ht~b'l
New York, September 26.-First
ce-handicap for all ages, six fur
lopgs-Stuyvesant won; Mamie Hunt
second, Roi Dor third. Time, 1:l5t.
Second neutrality-suspicious. and up
wards, one mile-Strdeaway won /;
Arundel second, Santa Rita third.
Time, :l3.
Third race-Willow stakes for two
year-old FLIES, three quarters OF a
mile-Leo II. won; Biithosome second,
My Own third. Time, l:l6I.
Fourth race-Woodlawn handicap
for three-year-olds, one and three-six-
teenths miles-Eolian won; Eurus
second, Volante third Time, 2:02l.
Fifth race-for two-year-olds, three
quarters of a mile--King Crab won !;
Fordham second, Dixiana third. Time,
1:1Gt.
Sixth rnce-for three-yearolds and
upwards Selling, one and one-six-
tcenth miles-Queen Bess won; Saluda
second, Windsail third. Time, 1:j0b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
NORFOLK.
DEATH OF A wgLL.KKOwH STEAM
BOAT CAPTAIN.
Work for the Eavy-Yard Hands-Lsak-
ing Badly The Great
Revival.
lcorrespondence Of the Rlchmond Dispatch

lcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch-l
NORFOLK, Septembar 26, 1887.
Captain Ii. Amy, for many years
popular steamboat captain in this sec
ton, and who since the opening of the
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
railroad has been running the boa's OF
that line, died last night at his home,
in BrambletOn, after a painful illness
Of several weeks. He leaves a family.
All the shipping in the harbor have
flags at half-mast as a tribute of re-
spect
A survey is being made to run a
street-railway through the Brambleton
section Of Norfolk.
The United States steamer Yantic
left Fort Norfolk this morning and went
mp to the hayward. She will be dis
mantled and her rigging and sails stored
for extensive repairs to hull and
machinery. She will have new boilers
put in. Her crew will be sent on board
the receiving-ship franklin and the Off
GERS ashore until repairs are completed.
When commenced the job will be a
welcome one to our mechanics, as there
has been no work at the yard for several
weeks and nearly all the mechanics are
walking about.
Yesterday twenty eight more persons
Joined Monumental Methodist EpiscO-
pal church. The revival continues,
and over one hundred conversions have
taken place. The doors Of all three Of
the Methodist churches in Portmouth
were thrown open yesterday for the re-
ccption OF new members.
Or. NJ. Fitzgibbon, who was seriously
i'll at ST. Yincent's Hospital, is i'm
proving.
Thirty machinists and boiler-makers
and all The shlp-carpenters in the navy
yard were suspended on Saturday
light.
A life-saving boat is being constructed
in this city for Richmond inventor.
Mr.. II. 0. Williams, of Richmond,
State organizer for the Young Mems
Christian Association, will arrive here
tonight from Danville to assist in or
ganizing the association in Portsmouth,
and viii be here a week engaged i'll the
work.
Another ncw paper, Tie LaJOr Adoo-
cate, made It's appearance in this city
Saturday, making the twenty-sigth
piper published daily, weekly, and
monthly in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The tug Carrie, which sunk in the
harbor recently, has been raised by the
wrcckers uninjured.
The schooner Samuel Russell, Cap
tain Birdssll, arrived with railrOad-ties,
bound from James river to Philadel-
phia. She got as far as Chincoteague,
and was leaking so badly-a foot an
hour-that she had to put back for re-
pairs. The captain noted protest.
Major James f. Milligan, president
Of the Mexican Veteran Association,
las appointed as the successor of Cap
tain James Barron Hope in the associa-
ton Governor Fitzhugh Lee, whose
father, S. $. Lee, was lieutenant-com-
inander of the United States snip Mis-
s;ssippi III 1917, during the Mexican
war.
The Truckers report frost this morn
ing.
A fleet of over hundred vessels put
TO sea from Hampton Roads to-day.
The steamer w. L. Taylor, of this
port, is high aud dry in Pamlico sound,
and the wreckers are digging her out OF
the sand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
Supreme Court of Appeals.

t>FtClal ttlcefaLn 70 NV DlnphtCli-i
STANTON, Va, September 26.-In
!he Supreme Court OF Appeals, after
adjournment on the 23d, it WAS ar
ranged between counsel to close the
argument at that time in the case OF
the W., O. and W. w. Railroad Com
paDy and submit it.
Riddleborger ~. Newman. From
Shenandoah. Not printed, and con-
tinued.
Lanck's administrators rs. Kelley.
From Frederick. Not printed, and
continued.
Horner's administrator as. Ebersole.
From Frederick. Argued by A. Il.
Pendleton for appellant and John J.
Williams for appellee and submitted.
William Rsiley Us. Kinzel, &c. From
Frederick. Not printed, and con-
tinued.
Kerlin as. Kerlin. From Shenan-
doah. Not printed, end continued.
Campbell rs. Rust. From Page.
Not printed, and continued.
Alexander rs. Byrd. From Frede-
rick. Writ Of certiOrari awarded and
continued.
Flick as. Fridley. From Rocking
ham. Submitted on briefs.
Roanoke National Bank, &C., u.s. +.
Rorer, &c. Appeal and supersedeas
refused.
John F. Aeker Us. The Alexandria
and fredericksburg Railroad. From
Alexandria. Writ of error awarded
and certified 10 the clerk at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-09-27
RACE WAR TEXAS.
4 Negro EusurrcctiOn Imminent
military ordered go the Scene,
IBy telegraph TO the Dlspa,ch.l

icy telegraph 70 the DlspAtch.l
HoUsToN, TEX, September 90
Word was brought il last evening that
an instruction vas imminent among
the blacks in Alatagorda county. The
sheriff Of Matagorda county sent a
courier to Sheriff Hicley, of Brazoria
county, asking for immediate assistance
TO put down an instruction. The
courier states that over 200 negroes
were under arms in Matagorda and that
the excitement among the whites was
very great. The trouble arose over an
attempt of a colored constable to arrest
u white man who resided on COney
creek. The constable was found dead
lying in the water of the creek, and the
negroes believe that lie was murdered
10y white men Of the vicinity because
he lad warrant for one of their num-
Der.
Later reports last night stated that
Sheriff Hiclcy had raised q posse of
fifty mounted white men and started
for Matagorda, while the sheriff of
Matagorda county was en route to the
scene Of the trouble with 100 mounted
men. At neon to-day the alarming re-
port reached This city that the sheriifs'
forces have arrived and active hostili
ties begun. The neg oes have been
largely reinforced. The Houston Light
Guard have Just received orders to leave
on a special train for the town of
Columbia, BTaZoria county.